clv101
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Quick question, looking for a quick answer... how good is my Pioneer DV-350 at playing CDs?
Is is as bad as a cheap portable CD player?
Like an 10 year old mini system?
Like a £60 CD separate?
Or like a £120 CD separate?
The plan is to pair it with a Marantz SR4300 so am I right in thinking that the CD audio output from the DVD player can use the optical digital connecter to the Marantz amp?
These are the Sony E370's specs:
Frequency Response 2-20,000 Hz, +/-0.5 dB
Harmonic Distortion <0.0045 %
Signal to Noise Ratio > 102 dB
Dynamic Range > 93 dB
Channel Separation > 100 dB
And these are the specs for the Pioneer DV-350:
Total Harmonic Distortion 0,0016 %
Frequency Response 48 kHz 4 22.000 Hz
Frequency Response 96 kHz 4 44.000 Hz
Signal-to-Noise Ratio 118 dB
Dynamic Range 101 dB
Does this make the Pioneer a better CD player than the two Sony players? What else features in this equation?
Is is as bad as a cheap portable CD player?
Like an 10 year old mini system?
Like a £60 CD separate?
Or like a £120 CD separate?
The plan is to pair it with a Marantz SR4300 so am I right in thinking that the CD audio output from the DVD player can use the optical digital connecter to the Marantz amp?
These are the Sony E370's specs:
Frequency Response 2-20,000 Hz, +/-0.5 dB
Harmonic Distortion <0.0045 %
Signal to Noise Ratio > 102 dB
Dynamic Range > 93 dB
Channel Separation > 100 dB
And these are the specs for the Pioneer DV-350:
Total Harmonic Distortion 0,0016 %
Frequency Response 48 kHz 4 22.000 Hz
Frequency Response 96 kHz 4 44.000 Hz
Signal-to-Noise Ratio 118 dB
Dynamic Range 101 dB
Does this make the Pioneer a better CD player than the two Sony players? What else features in this equation?